I even kept away from the window, though I wanted to watch for the bailiffs, and strictly ordered Mrs. Shelfer not to tell her, if she should call, a word about my being there.
Indeed, aunt, I never would have said a word about it if.
The delighted Agnes instantly disembarrassed herself of all out-of-door appurtenances, and Lucy, without saying a word about it, quietly did the same.
She looked inquisitively at Alice, eyeing the letter which was lying by the side of her niece's workbasket, but she said no word about Mr Grey or the Countess.
I wish I had never told him a word about it," she said afterwards to Alice.
She did not say a word about George; nor during those three days, nor for some days afterwards, did George show himself.
He told me he should come, and I thought it better not to say a word about it.
She had heard so much of his family; but he had as yet spoken to her no word about Caroline.
Smith came to dinner; at the table I affected unusual cheerfulness, and without a word about my plans, I turned the conversation to our journey.
As I did not know his address, I asked Brigitte for it, pretending that I felt under obligations to call on him after all the visits he had made us; I had not said a word about my experience at the Opera.
If I had been Columbus, and, if it could possibly have been managed, I would have found America all by myself, and never have said a word about it to anybody.
Then she made me promise not to say a word about it to anybody, and if I did I should be thrown into the black pit.
I will not touch at all the abstract question of the right of impressment: it has been so much more ably handled by others that I shall not say a word about it.
No, no," exclaimed the emperor, "do not say a word about that!
Because I decided that I wouldn't say a word aboutit to any person," answered Ben.
I tried to make him tell me how it caught, and he wouldn't say a word about it.
So I have but little to say that deserves an Answer from you: but please to write me a little: a word about Mr. Lowell, whom you have doubtless heard from.
I shall like to hear a word about my old France, dear to me from childish associations, and in particular of the Loire, endeared to me by Sevigne; for I never saw the glimmer of its waters myself.
And again I will say that I wish you would keep it wholly to yourself: and, above all, not let a word about it cross the Atlantic.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "word about" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
